A photographic technique I like is to shoot an object’s reflection in a pool (specifically the one in front of the Winspear Opera house here in Dallas) then flip the image. For reference I like to leave a little strip of the original object, upside down, at the bottom of the photo.
I liked it when I used it a while back in a photo of a bicyclist crossing the pool. Last Thursday, at it again, I took a picture of a little girl running across the very shallow pool and I was very happy with it.
I’m sure I’ll do this again – so I hope y’all like it.
Kids love the reflecting pool. The water is less than a quarter inch deep.
The aluminum grid of the Winspear Opera House sunshade - very high overhead, reflected in the pool.
Standing on the edge of the pool.
Bill Chance 
Good pictures and a total coincidence that I posted something similar today!
Great pictures!
Great photographs.
Very cool!
Makes a very painterly image. I love reflection pictures.
The top image is excellent. Good job.
Awesome photographs!
Great shots!
Love the reflections!
I like to use this technique myself Bill. It’s very effective, as you well know! Great shots!
I’m a geek for reflections. You have some great ones!
Interesting take on reflections and their uses – Nice set of photos
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